Tag Archive: Nature


2025 Schedule https://www.facebook.com/share/v/UFE4QB146J2E9R5w/?mibextid=Dpxkx3

Thank you for your time in Merritt…

The Bass Coast Festival is happening this weekend in Merritt, British Columbia, from July 11-14, 2025.
Regarding proceeds and attendance:
Attendance:
Bass Coast Festival has capped its attendance at 6,500 people each year to maintain its community aspect and focus on the overall experience. This number includes artists, festival-goers, volunteers, and vendors.
Proceeds:
While specific overall proceeds for the 2025 festival aren’t publicly detailed, Bass Coast Festival is an independently owned and artist-run event. They have a strong commitment to community support, as evidenced by:
* Donations to the Nicola Valley Food Bank: Bass Coast has an annual fundraising compilation called “12 Days,” where 100% of proceeds from album sales are donated to the Nicola Valley Food Bank in Merritt. They also top up the amount to reach a specific goal (e.g., $2500 CAD in one instance, and a $22,000 donation in another).
* Donations to environmental organizations: Bass Coast has also donated Bandcamp proceeds to organizations like West Coast Environmental Law.
* Economic Impact: The festival significantly contributes to Merritt’s economy, generating an estimated $4 million for the local area.
Essentially, while the exact financial “proceeds” in terms of profit aren’t publicly disclosed, the festival is known for its community-focused approach and its positive economic impact on the host town, Merritt.

We would love to have you back…

The  reason for being here is not as necessary as the fact that you did.

Ode to natural wisdom
The road was not there,nor ever fair.
Long was the dream of life to continue.
A drive stronger than void.
Take partnership in nature,with  it's sense to endure,it will ensure.
A crown to the victor and bowl at the table.
Where it will lead.

Nature

Nature and natural danger.

When exploring nature, it’s important to be cautious of potential dangers such as wild animals, extreme weather conditions, and rough terrain. Keeping a safe distance from wildlife, staying informed about the local weather forecast, and being prepared with appropriate gear and first aid knowledge can help mitigate these risks. Engaging in activities like hiking, camping, or wildlife photography can be fulfilling, but it’s crucial to always prioritize safety. Remember to respect the environment and follow established guidelines to minimize your impact on the ecosystem.

If you are interested in delving deeper into this topic, there are plenty of resources available online, such as articles, videos, and courses that can provide valuable insights into staying safe while enjoying the great outdoors.Ai

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Plastic to Elastic, Fantastical…

BBC

Lets hope 🍀

Waste to Electric

Waste to electricity…

You have to get your foot in the door.

File Photo KDG

TGIF-Checking up…

To be an owl on a branch, and yet the wisdom of mute resonates more then a thousand shouts.

KDG
An Owl ❤️
An Owl ❤️
Daily writing prompt
What are your morning rituals? What does the first hour of your day look like?

How is it that some find freedom and others do not recognize it when it’s close. They recognize the energy’s that are the drivers for a want of freedom and confuse them with the familiarity of their quest for freedom as home and turf. The real freedom is always close, don’t give it away with your mouth and fears.

Have a nice day…

Live Aurora

Beauty of Nature

2012 in review

Mount Everest from Kalapatthar.

Mount Everest from Kalapatthar. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2012 annual report for this blog.

Here’s an excerpt:

600 people reached the top of Mt. Everest in 2012. This blog got about 2,500 views in 2012. If every person who reached the top of Mt. Everest viewed this blog, it would have taken 4 years to get that many views.

Click here to see the complete report.